Day in the Life

Mar 14, 1864

Journal Entry

March 14, 1864 ~ Monday

Related Documents

Browse other documents with this same date. These could include pages from Wilford Woodruff's autobiographies, daybooks, letters, histories, and personal papers. Click on the document titles to view the full document.

Letter to James Lloyd LaFayette Warren, 14 March 1864
Col. Warren: I am instructed by the Board of Directors of the Deseret Agricultural and Manufacturing Society to forward you $10.00 for pure onion seed; 1 the Red and Yellow Dutch varieties. They have established Gardens at a point so remote from other cultivation that they are able to raise pure seeds. Last season they succeeded in raising the Imphee seed, in purity; experiments on the stalks of which shewed that from five gallons of juice on[e] gallon of good thick syrup was made on a Cook's evaporator. At the same evaporator other cane that was worked took 7 & sometimes as high as 10 gallons to make one of syrup. Enclosed you have a ten dollar green back. Send your seeds immediately & oblige. In behalf of the Society W. Woodruff President of D. A. & M. Society. Rob. L. Campbell Secretary

Mar 14, 1864